OpenAI, Google pushing new AI models easily tricked into making nudes, researchers say
A Google-co-authored study across US, UK, and Australia found widespread distribution of AI-generated explicit content in private channels. Researchers identify the source—the AI tools themselves—as the most critical intervention point, yet recent red-teaming shows leading image generators from Google and OpenAI may be worsening at blocking explicit outputs as they become more capable. The non-consensual content is primarily shared in private messages and clouds, making detection difficult.
Key points
- AI image generators from Google and OpenAI increasingly tricked into generating explicit content
- Non-consensual content spreads primarily through private channels
- Researchers identify AI tools at source as most critical intervention point
- Regulatory action remains minimal despite growing concern
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